News from CEDAR

Julia Schröders and her research group will be part of a collaboration with researchers from India.

Fiona Köster, a doctoral candidate at the University of Lausanne, is now visiting CEDAR.

New population data is now made available for research by the national infrastructure SwedPop.

Having social ties to highly educated colleagues increases the chances of getting a better paid position.

New research adds to the understanding of the long-term consequences of parental division of paid labor.

Erling Häggström Lundevaller is participating in a workshop on genetic genealogy in Leuven, Belgium.

When looking at school grades, researchers did not find any negative effects of being born moderately preterm.

John Matchim from the University of New Brunswick’s Department of History is now visiting CEDAR.

Michaela Kudrnáčová from the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, is currently visiting CEDAR.

The first version of SwedPop data is now released and enables access to historical population data.

The European Commission has granted 6.8 Million Euro to the project SHARE-Covid-19.

Guest Professor Catherine J. Kudlick is Professor of History at San Francisco State University, USA.

Funds from Kamprad Family Foundation for the studie of physical activity and cognitive training of elderly.